Undoing supremacy in global health will require more than decolonisation

Decolonizing global health requires addressing power imbalances, respecting diverse values, and confronting internal inequities within countries.

'It’s Not All About Success Stories': Girls’ Digital Inclusion in Practice

Our research suggests that, to address girls’ digital needs, it is essential to have information about intended and unintended programs' impact.

Water Reuse through Nexus Perspective: Assessing the Sustainability and Opportunities of Urban Systems under Public-Private Partnership

The project defines barriers/drivers for water reuse uptake and the feasibility of water reuse in industrial settings via public private partnership

Delta 8.7 Symposium: Gendered Measurements of Modern Slavery

Delta 8.7 hosted this virtual symposium to explore how gender dynamics affect the identification of modern slavery.

Climate Change Is Fueling Recruitment into Armed Groups

Armed groups are taking advantage of climate change, and conflict prevention efforts can and need to be adapted to be climate-sensitive.

Peacebuilding and Authoritarianism: The Unintended Consequences of UN Engagement in Post-Conflict Settings

Developing a usable framework to ensure peacebuilding support is not distorted or co-opted.

Developing the Biodiversity Economy in selected Landscapes in Namibia

The goal of the project is to support research related to biodiversity economy approaches.

The UN Security Council and Transitional Justice

Lost in Transition: How the UN Can Support a Global Protection Strategy for Unaccompanied Young Migrants

Multilateral cooperation can support unaccompanied child asylum seekers who 'age out' of protection in their host countries.

Youth Migration and the Politics of Wellbeing: Book Launch and Discussion of International Policy Priorities for Unaccompanied Minors in Transition to Adulthood

Book launch event for "Youth Migration and the Politics of Wellbeing" by Professor Elaine Chase and Dr Jennifer Allsopp and discussion.